Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-30

Rev. Joseph freeman, d. d., will occupy
the pulpit o. the Baptist church next sun
day, October s.,"..;;;,;;M Mrs. d. Is. Lyon
her parents here, Nlr. ana Mrs J.
:. Shaw. Mr. Lyon is now super
ntendent of the Pullman palace car
service on the Minnesota and Northwest
ern railroad. Old friends here rejoice in
his prosperity. Nc and Mrs. b. K.
| Cleveland have Just returned from visit
to friends IN Mcindoes Falls...... Mr., and
Mrs. +. B. Fields are away on one of the
excursions to New York ..... Master
Walter Hosford is happy over the receipt
of 35 ostrich plumes and large egg shell
from an uncle in California, who is en-
gagged in ostrich farming Mrs. Hicks
aud Mr.. f.. II. Converse entertained some
friends very handsomely at Elmwood
farm the other evening. A delightful tea
was served. Table and dining room were
very beautifully decorated with autumn
oak leaves aud branches The effect was
/ most charming. After 10 the guests were
shown through the private cheese factory
OF ElmwOod where an article of cheese Is
produced that never fails to bring the
highest wholesale and retail prices in BOs
ton and other markets. The product of
the factoty this season will amount to
something over 100 cheeses, each weighing
about G5 pounds. All are cream cheese Of
| the very finest quality y........ Miss Col
burn closes her school here this wee.
She has done admirable work as an ia-
structor and disciplna,iuu, a nd in inspir
ins her pupils with noble aims.
CHARLOTTE.
The funeral of Jennie T.. White took
place at the residence OF her grandfather,
l.. r. Hubbell Wednesday morning.
Rev. A. W. Wild ohiciated, assisted by
Rev. NJ A. Wicker, pastors of the Con
spectiveIy. John II. Thorp had charge of
the funeral and the bearers were Messr5
Lyman Mcneil, Frank Smith, krke
Palmer, George Root, Charles Cook and
Burke Leavenworth. There was Il pro-
fusion of choice flowers and the large mum
ber present testified to the universal re
spect in which the deceaSedwas held. Miss
White had been IN falling health for about
Il year and although the end was a release
from much suffering she was patient un-
til the last. Possessed of a most amable
temperament, she was favorite with all
who knew her and large number of
friends will mourn her loss.
Charlottes representatives on the petit
jury are ii. c. Leavenworth aud j. b.
Williams, whose names were omitted
from the list as printed.
wEsTFoRD.
AT Cambridge last Saturday game of
AGAINST the Wesfford nine resuItinC IN 81
score of 10 to 23 in favor Of the Later
Roland j. Parker cOntemplates moving to
health Mrs paschnj Ronsseau il
very Sick Chase Wacomher SON of
Ge0rGe Y Niacomber is renorted convaI.
escenf T., r Tabor il renairintl The
dam to his ice nond tn fnrnith himself
and neighhors Win ice charles kim.
haII is maxim, evtnnsiva renairs On his
honse The nev horse si,eds in the
rasr of the Bantist churc6 1re corinleted
law suit OF Thomas w. VhOrD as-lgue
vs.. A. >, sheldon goes to the county court
Ior lrIdl line Onloh cheese factory
company nave SOFA tIelr August cheese
lot Il Genus per pound Wnlch gives uhelr
NJ ana MS A. y. Chase celebrated the
40th amy ersaIy OF tnei" marriage, last
luesahN ihelr large mousse was thronged